In 2007, at the now-defunct Geneva Motor Show, Dodge introduced the Demon concept car to the world. Finished in a bright ...

Dodge Demon. The devil/demon logos on the sides seal the image. Plus, epic burnouts in St. Peter's Square. Suggested by: Xavier96 I support this idea.

Alas, the good folks at Pew did not survey how many had automotive-themed denizens of hell forever etched onto their bodies.  My skin remains unblemished by any tattoos. There are plenty of other ...

Comparing the Dodge Demon and Hellcat Emblems If you put the Dodge Hellcat and Dodge Demon logos side by side, it doesn’t take long to notice the many obvious similarities between the two.

The Dodge Demon trips the lights at an insanely fast 9.65 seconds, at 140mph. You want a comparo? The latest ultracars from McLaren, Porsche and Ferrari can manage ‘only’ 9.8 seconds.

2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 instrument cluster, featuring the reimagined Demon logo with a “170”-neck tattoo and a new E-85-representative yellow Demon’s eye.

Dodge's Demon 170 does not need any outside work to run the quarter mile in less than eight seconds. The official time is 8.91 seconds at 151.17 mph (243.28 kph).

0-60 in 2.3 Seconds! The Demon has nearly double the horsepower of the HEMIs of the original muscle car era. This has made the Dodge Demon a car that muscle-car collectors crave.

Dodge Demon 170 owners will have the option to order more customized Demon 170 accessories for an additional cost, and here's the kicker: The window of opportunity opens on September 6, 2023 and ...

The Demon 170 logo will come up as a "splash" graphic on start-up, much like the Hellcat logo does on the Hellcat. Not shown, but even cooler, is the alcohol-percentage icon that shows up in ...